Santa Croce Skip-the-Line Tickets Florence

Attraction
4.4
(209 Maoni ya Wateja)

Attraction
4.4
(209 Maoni ya Wateja)

Attraction
4.4
(209 Maoni ya Wateja)

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Fast-track entry to Santa Croce Basilica with your skip-the-line ticket
View famed medieval and Renaissance art, including Cimabue’s Crucifix and Gaddi’s Last Supper
Stroll through the Medici and Pazzi Chapels and tranquil cloisters
Visit tombs of historical figures like Michelangelo and Galileo
Upgrade available for an audio guide in 5 languages

What’s Included

Skip-the-line admission to Santa Croce Basilica
Access to chapels and cloisters in the complex
Optional audio guide in 5 languages (if selected)

Kuhusu

Your Experience at Santa Croce Basilica

Step inside Santa Croce Basilica in Florence with fast-track entry and embark on an enriching journey through centuries of art, faith and cultural heritage. With your skip-the-line ticket, avoid the long lines and enjoy more time to explore at your leisure.

Marvel at the basilica’s Gothic brilliance and take in the serene atmosphere as you wander among chapels and cloisters that tell Florence’s story. Admire Cimabue’s renowned Crucifix, a rare survivor of centuries past, and let your gaze linger on Taddeo Gaddi’s Last Supper in the evocative Refectory. The vast nave leads you to another masterpiece—Giorgio Vasari’s interpretation of the Last Supper, painted two centuries after Gaddi, illustrating the artistic evolution within the basilica’s walls.

The Medici Chapel showcases the legacy of one of Florence’s most influential families, while the celebrated Pazzi Chapel—built by Brunelleschi—is an architectural highlight. As you explore, look for Donatella’s St Louis of Toulouse and other celebrated works that grace the basilica.

Pay your respects at the tombs of some of Italy’s greatest minds. Santa Croce is the final resting place for luminaries such as Michelangelo, Galileo and Machiavelli, whose monuments reflect the city’s deep artistic and scientific heritage. The monument to Dante, though symbolic, is a testament to the poet’s enduring influence.

The complex’s tranquil cloisters provide a restful contrast to the bustling city, giving you space to reflect among garden courtyards and elegant colonnades. Don’t miss the unique sculpture “Freedom of Poetry” by Pio Fedi—said to have inspired the Statue of Liberty.

To deepen your visit, upgrade to an audio guide available in five languages, allowing you to discover detailed stories, legends and background for the artworks and architecture encountered throughout the basilica complex.

Entry is simple and stress-free: present your ticket at the north entrance in Largo Bargellini, and you can begin your exploration right away. Modest dress is required, and photography is permitted without flash.

Whether you’re an art enthusiast, a history lover, or a traveller interested in Florence’s spiritual heritage, Santa Croce offers a rewarding experience in one of the city’s most significant religious sites.

Book your Skip-the-Line Tickets to Santa Croce Basilica Complex now!

Mwongozo wa Wageni

Respect silence, especially in chapels and near tombs
Follow the marked paths and exhibition signs
No eating or drinking inside the basilica
Maintain appropriate attire throughout your visit
Supervise children at all times

Maswali Yanayoulizwa Mara kwa Mara

Is skip-the-line entry available for Santa Croce Basilica?

Yes, your ticket allows you to bypass the regular line at the main entrance.

What major attractions are included with the ticket?

You get access to the basilica, the Medici and Pazzi Chapels, cloisters and significant artworks.

Is there an audio guide and in which languages?

An audio guide is available in 5 languages if you choose the upgrade option.

Are there any dress code requirements?

Yes, knees and shoulders must be covered when entering the basilica complex.

Is Santa Croce Basilica accessible for wheelchair users?

Many parts are accessible, although some chapels have raised steps that may limit access.

Jua kabla ya kwenda

Bring a valid photo ID for entry
Dress modestly; cover knees and shoulders
Flash photography is not allowed inside
Most areas are accessible, but some chapels have steps
Opening hours may vary during holidays or religious events

Sera ya kughairi

Cannot be canceled or rescheduled

Anwani

Piazza di Santa Croce, 16,

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Fast-track entry to Santa Croce Basilica with your skip-the-line ticket
View famed medieval and Renaissance art, including Cimabue’s Crucifix and Gaddi’s Last Supper
Stroll through the Medici and Pazzi Chapels and tranquil cloisters
Visit tombs of historical figures like Michelangelo and Galileo
Upgrade available for an audio guide in 5 languages

What’s Included

Skip-the-line admission to Santa Croce Basilica
Access to chapels and cloisters in the complex
Optional audio guide in 5 languages (if selected)

Kuhusu

Your Experience at Santa Croce Basilica

Step inside Santa Croce Basilica in Florence with fast-track entry and embark on an enriching journey through centuries of art, faith and cultural heritage. With your skip-the-line ticket, avoid the long lines and enjoy more time to explore at your leisure.

Marvel at the basilica’s Gothic brilliance and take in the serene atmosphere as you wander among chapels and cloisters that tell Florence’s story. Admire Cimabue’s renowned Crucifix, a rare survivor of centuries past, and let your gaze linger on Taddeo Gaddi’s Last Supper in the evocative Refectory. The vast nave leads you to another masterpiece—Giorgio Vasari’s interpretation of the Last Supper, painted two centuries after Gaddi, illustrating the artistic evolution within the basilica’s walls.

The Medici Chapel showcases the legacy of one of Florence’s most influential families, while the celebrated Pazzi Chapel—built by Brunelleschi—is an architectural highlight. As you explore, look for Donatella’s St Louis of Toulouse and other celebrated works that grace the basilica.

Pay your respects at the tombs of some of Italy’s greatest minds. Santa Croce is the final resting place for luminaries such as Michelangelo, Galileo and Machiavelli, whose monuments reflect the city’s deep artistic and scientific heritage. The monument to Dante, though symbolic, is a testament to the poet’s enduring influence.

The complex’s tranquil cloisters provide a restful contrast to the bustling city, giving you space to reflect among garden courtyards and elegant colonnades. Don’t miss the unique sculpture “Freedom of Poetry” by Pio Fedi—said to have inspired the Statue of Liberty.

To deepen your visit, upgrade to an audio guide available in five languages, allowing you to discover detailed stories, legends and background for the artworks and architecture encountered throughout the basilica complex.

Entry is simple and stress-free: present your ticket at the north entrance in Largo Bargellini, and you can begin your exploration right away. Modest dress is required, and photography is permitted without flash.

Whether you’re an art enthusiast, a history lover, or a traveller interested in Florence’s spiritual heritage, Santa Croce offers a rewarding experience in one of the city’s most significant religious sites.

Book your Skip-the-Line Tickets to Santa Croce Basilica Complex now!

Mwongozo wa Wageni

Respect silence, especially in chapels and near tombs
Follow the marked paths and exhibition signs
No eating or drinking inside the basilica
Maintain appropriate attire throughout your visit
Supervise children at all times

Maswali Yanayoulizwa Mara kwa Mara

Is skip-the-line entry available for Santa Croce Basilica?

Yes, your ticket allows you to bypass the regular line at the main entrance.

What major attractions are included with the ticket?

You get access to the basilica, the Medici and Pazzi Chapels, cloisters and significant artworks.

Is there an audio guide and in which languages?

An audio guide is available in 5 languages if you choose the upgrade option.

Are there any dress code requirements?

Yes, knees and shoulders must be covered when entering the basilica complex.

Is Santa Croce Basilica accessible for wheelchair users?

Many parts are accessible, although some chapels have raised steps that may limit access.

Jua kabla ya kwenda

Bring a valid photo ID for entry
Dress modestly; cover knees and shoulders
Flash photography is not allowed inside
Most areas are accessible, but some chapels have steps
Opening hours may vary during holidays or religious events

Sera ya kughairi

Cannot be canceled or rescheduled

Anwani

Piazza di Santa Croce, 16,

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Fast-track entry to Santa Croce Basilica with your skip-the-line ticket
View famed medieval and Renaissance art, including Cimabue’s Crucifix and Gaddi’s Last Supper
Stroll through the Medici and Pazzi Chapels and tranquil cloisters
Visit tombs of historical figures like Michelangelo and Galileo
Upgrade available for an audio guide in 5 languages

What’s Included

Skip-the-line admission to Santa Croce Basilica
Access to chapels and cloisters in the complex
Optional audio guide in 5 languages (if selected)

Kuhusu

Your Experience at Santa Croce Basilica

Step inside Santa Croce Basilica in Florence with fast-track entry and embark on an enriching journey through centuries of art, faith and cultural heritage. With your skip-the-line ticket, avoid the long lines and enjoy more time to explore at your leisure.

Marvel at the basilica’s Gothic brilliance and take in the serene atmosphere as you wander among chapels and cloisters that tell Florence’s story. Admire Cimabue’s renowned Crucifix, a rare survivor of centuries past, and let your gaze linger on Taddeo Gaddi’s Last Supper in the evocative Refectory. The vast nave leads you to another masterpiece—Giorgio Vasari’s interpretation of the Last Supper, painted two centuries after Gaddi, illustrating the artistic evolution within the basilica’s walls.

The Medici Chapel showcases the legacy of one of Florence’s most influential families, while the celebrated Pazzi Chapel—built by Brunelleschi—is an architectural highlight. As you explore, look for Donatella’s St Louis of Toulouse and other celebrated works that grace the basilica.

Pay your respects at the tombs of some of Italy’s greatest minds. Santa Croce is the final resting place for luminaries such as Michelangelo, Galileo and Machiavelli, whose monuments reflect the city’s deep artistic and scientific heritage. The monument to Dante, though symbolic, is a testament to the poet’s enduring influence.

The complex’s tranquil cloisters provide a restful contrast to the bustling city, giving you space to reflect among garden courtyards and elegant colonnades. Don’t miss the unique sculpture “Freedom of Poetry” by Pio Fedi—said to have inspired the Statue of Liberty.

To deepen your visit, upgrade to an audio guide available in five languages, allowing you to discover detailed stories, legends and background for the artworks and architecture encountered throughout the basilica complex.

Entry is simple and stress-free: present your ticket at the north entrance in Largo Bargellini, and you can begin your exploration right away. Modest dress is required, and photography is permitted without flash.

Whether you’re an art enthusiast, a history lover, or a traveller interested in Florence’s spiritual heritage, Santa Croce offers a rewarding experience in one of the city’s most significant religious sites.

Book your Skip-the-Line Tickets to Santa Croce Basilica Complex now!

Jua kabla ya kwenda

Bring a valid photo ID for entry
Dress modestly; cover knees and shoulders
Flash photography is not allowed inside
Most areas are accessible, but some chapels have steps
Opening hours may vary during holidays or religious events

Mwongozo wa Wageni

Respect silence, especially in chapels and near tombs
Follow the marked paths and exhibition signs
No eating or drinking inside the basilica
Maintain appropriate attire throughout your visit
Supervise children at all times

Sera ya kughairi

Cannot be canceled or rescheduled

Anwani

Piazza di Santa Croce, 16,

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Fast-track entry to Santa Croce Basilica with your skip-the-line ticket
View famed medieval and Renaissance art, including Cimabue’s Crucifix and Gaddi’s Last Supper
Stroll through the Medici and Pazzi Chapels and tranquil cloisters
Visit tombs of historical figures like Michelangelo and Galileo
Upgrade available for an audio guide in 5 languages

What’s Included

Skip-the-line admission to Santa Croce Basilica
Access to chapels and cloisters in the complex
Optional audio guide in 5 languages (if selected)

Kuhusu

Your Experience at Santa Croce Basilica

Step inside Santa Croce Basilica in Florence with fast-track entry and embark on an enriching journey through centuries of art, faith and cultural heritage. With your skip-the-line ticket, avoid the long lines and enjoy more time to explore at your leisure.

Marvel at the basilica’s Gothic brilliance and take in the serene atmosphere as you wander among chapels and cloisters that tell Florence’s story. Admire Cimabue’s renowned Crucifix, a rare survivor of centuries past, and let your gaze linger on Taddeo Gaddi’s Last Supper in the evocative Refectory. The vast nave leads you to another masterpiece—Giorgio Vasari’s interpretation of the Last Supper, painted two centuries after Gaddi, illustrating the artistic evolution within the basilica’s walls.

The Medici Chapel showcases the legacy of one of Florence’s most influential families, while the celebrated Pazzi Chapel—built by Brunelleschi—is an architectural highlight. As you explore, look for Donatella’s St Louis of Toulouse and other celebrated works that grace the basilica.

Pay your respects at the tombs of some of Italy’s greatest minds. Santa Croce is the final resting place for luminaries such as Michelangelo, Galileo and Machiavelli, whose monuments reflect the city’s deep artistic and scientific heritage. The monument to Dante, though symbolic, is a testament to the poet’s enduring influence.

The complex’s tranquil cloisters provide a restful contrast to the bustling city, giving you space to reflect among garden courtyards and elegant colonnades. Don’t miss the unique sculpture “Freedom of Poetry” by Pio Fedi—said to have inspired the Statue of Liberty.

To deepen your visit, upgrade to an audio guide available in five languages, allowing you to discover detailed stories, legends and background for the artworks and architecture encountered throughout the basilica complex.

Entry is simple and stress-free: present your ticket at the north entrance in Largo Bargellini, and you can begin your exploration right away. Modest dress is required, and photography is permitted without flash.

Whether you’re an art enthusiast, a history lover, or a traveller interested in Florence’s spiritual heritage, Santa Croce offers a rewarding experience in one of the city’s most significant religious sites.